Teva gets a mixed bag of PhIII data as it lines up against a (better?) Neurocrine rival for tardive dyskinesia
Four months after the FDA rejected Teva’s “breakthrough” drug SD-809 for treating chorea associated Huntington’s disease, the pharma group is back with a batch of …
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